Where do plants Originate from?
Where does the Artillery Plant originate from?
Florida
What color is the Emerald Ripple Peperomia?
green and/or purple
What plant looks like a pine tree?
Norfolk Island Pine
What is the German Violet used for?
Cover ground and in bouquets
How should you cut the stem of a flower?
cut the stem at an angle
Where does a plantain Lily originate from?
Asia
What is the most common color of a leaved Caladium?
Pink
What plant has the same name as an Animal?
Hens and Chickens
How do you tell what potted flowers are edible?
Smell: Smell the plant. If it smells bad or has a strong, unpleasant odor, it may be toxic, like the friendship plant is not edible
What is an easy plant to take care of?
aluminum plant
Where does a Barrel Cactus originate from?
Southwestern Desert of North America
What color is the Wax Begonia?
Pink, red and white
What plant looks similar to and shares the same name as a reptile?
Snake Plant
How is the fancy leaved caladium used?
Tapestry, home decor.
How many times a day should you water the barrel cactus?
You should never water once a day, watering is only required once a month.
Where does a German Violet originate from?
Yemen
What is the most common potted plant color?
Green
Which plant tends to have red edges?
Red Edge Dracaena
How can the Norfolk Island pine be used?
as a houseplant, a Christmas tree, and a source of wood for construction and furniture
What is wrong with the friendship plant if the leaves are turning brown/yellow?
they are sunburnt, too much water
Why do different plants survive in different climates?
biological process
How many colors does a Ivory Geranium come in?
3
How can you tell the difference between peperomia plants?
by looking at their leaf patterns: Variegated Peperomia has mottled green and white leaves, Emerald Ripple Peperomia has textured, dark green leaves with a rippled appearance, and Watermelon Peperomia has rounded, fleshy leaves with silver stripes resembling a watermelon rind, with red stems
How can geraniums be kept over the winter?
Put the plants upside down in a cardboard box or bag, and close the lid, leaving it loose enough to allow for air circulation. Put the box or bag on a shelf and keep it in a basement or other dry, dark, cool spot. Check plants every four weeks.
All plants need these seven things to grow.
oom to grow, the right temperature, light, water, air, nutrients, time